I am analyzing a 40 story vertical mixed use tower for LEED EBOM. It is split 50/50 between office and condos-both under separate ownership, management, and metering.

I just got my final review comments back for my project and EAp2 was denied. As a result, we didn't get any energy credits and we did not get certified.

I wanted to double check that wood veneer flooring with a composite base would base would have to comply with both IEQc4.4 and IEQc4.3.

A representative from a cleaning company in south america told me that although their products are certified by green seal and environmental choice in the US, it doesn't mean that they are in other

If our existing roof meets the requirements can we achieve the credit, or does there have to be a change/upgrade from the existing to comply?

We are refurbishing a historic building that has many existing plaster walls. If a new plaster skimcoat is applied, do these existing walls still count for this credit?

We are looking at putting solar on top of our parking garage roof.

When reading about Green Seal GS-09, IEQc3.3 criteria for paper towels and napkins, I saw on Green Seal's website that that criteria has been superseded by the 3rd edition of GS-01, "Sanitary Paper

Dear All, What are the requirements of daylighting in a residential building? Specifically: (1) Are bedrooms included in the calculations?

I have a product from a large paint corporation, that has manufacturer information that supports the VOC content in g/L.